Sentence examples for showcase to show from inspiring English sources

"When Ukraine got this, people were saying it would be a showcase, to show its democracy, that its economy was growing, that it was part of Europe," said Steven Pifer, a former United States ambassador to Ukraine.

Today in San Francisco, AT&T held a Tech Showcase to show off some of the new innovations they are working on in their labs.

Demps remained unmoved when his teammate Chris Rainey called to tease him, suggesting that he should have participated in the showcase simply to show off his 40-yard-dash time.

Is the dunk contest diminished by the fact that many of the game's best players sit it out? A. People say who's not in the contest, but I think the younger players coming into the league look at the dunk contest as a showcase opportunity to show their athletic skills.

NPO director Gareth McCann says it is the "fringe", a showcase named to show itself as a counterfoil to the official goings-on.

"NVIDIA is always showcasing demos to show off the latest technology," Funhouse product manager Victoria D. Rege told TechCrunch.

"We go to showcase our physicians to show they are on the forefront of health care," Mr. Nunez said, adding that relationships with doctors abroad "in many ways leads to opportunities".

The handset had the feel of being a deliberate Mountain View showcase — designed specifically to show other makers how to make a decent low end Android phone.

Both of these games were created as part of the Flappy Jam, a speed-development showcase meant entirely to show love for Dong Nguyen and his game, in the face of pressure/bullying/other circumstances that lead him to remove his game from the world.

"The campaign is meant to showcase this statistic, to show people that these numbers are real".

We had expected a showcase trial that was to show zero tolerance for aggression, arrogance and disrespect for human life.